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This book is a collection of essays by Wang Chonglu, a famous contemporary prose writer. It selects 38 retrospective narrative essays, which connect the author's childhood memories and his studies from private schools to new schools. The customs and landscapes of the North, as well as his unique study experience, have shaped Mr. Wang Chonglu's unique literary and cultural heritage.

Life is not only about the present, but also about poetry and distance. Only a life that has read poetry is complete. The dreamy life journeys of the hazy poet Gu Cheng and the modern poet Haizi are blurred. There have been brilliance, blooming, loneliness, and even hysteria. The confrontation between a clean and transparent soul and a perverse and fierce spirit. The collision of romantic poetry and black and white life. Through their poems, try to understand their lives.

"Walking at Dusk" is a collection of literary and artistic miscellaneous works written by the author in 2009, including life reflections, travel prose, work insights, literary and artistic reflections, and prefaces for books or calligraphy works written by friends in the literary and art circles. It contains the author's overall thinking and practical experience of literary and artistic work in his position as chairman of the Autonomous Region Federation of Literary and Art Circles, his integrated thoughts and creative practices on the work of the Federation of Literary and Art Circles, his unremitting pursuit of life, and his philosophical insights.

Have you ever felt surprised? It always happens inadvertently. It's like Ultraman meeting a little monster, like a kitten eating dried fish, or seeing you at a corner of the street after not seeing you for a long time. Those small but beautiful times are hidden in our peaceful and lucky world. When we get tired one day, we can still find each other. At that time, we may still have a little sincerity and we can have a long flow of water.

"Live a wonderful life and then fall in love with the whole world" is a collection of inspirational and heart-warming essays. The author writes touching stories about what he and his friends have experienced, inspiring readers to face life and relationships with a positive and sunny attitude, and conveying the correct outlook on life and values ​​to young people. In view of the confusion and confusion of young people in the process of growing up, he uses soothing writing to move readers, allowing readers to empathize and learn to face it bravely. Each of the author's articles has a moral, expressed in skillful and beautiful words, like a clear spring, nourishing the reader's soul, and is highly literary and readable. Live a simple life, wake up in the morning with a smile and know that you have a goal, eat light and moderately but it is good for your health, get together with family and friends and be happy without talking too much, love someone with true happiness and embrace laughter. If you want this kind of time, it will be sunny every day.

"I Am Red" is a collection of prose and essays, which records the author's life emotions, travel experiences, memories of past events and reading experience. It is the author's review and assessment of life, as well as his understanding and thinking about life. The author's writing contains passion in its calmness, and contemplation in its calmness. The book is divided into five chapters with about 200,000 words. "Where there is love, there is hope" records the author's family, friendship and touching stories of ordinary people in his life; "Youth is always worth remembering" records the author's youthful years; "On the road, meeting myself" records the author's feelings and moods when traveling around the world; "Life is a practice", the author expounds his concern for society and his thoughts on life in the form of essays; "The years are long, thank God" records the author's various experiences and perceptions of life.

A collection of personal essays, including more than 80 essays including "Words to My Daughter", "Why Can't We Follow the Rules", "A Journey of Gratitude to Find Myself", etc. The content mostly expresses the insights in life, and also contains a certain proportion of reading notes and scenic travel notes, which express the author's pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty.

"Listening" is an essay by the author Lin Ying on music issues. The whole book touches on many aspects of current music issues and is of great reference value for studying current music focus topics.

"I read, therefore I am" comes from Descartes' famous saying "I think, therefore I am". "I read" and "I think" are the best correspondences. The famous publisher Yu Xiaoqun collected column articles for more than two years, with a total of ninety-nine articles excluding the postscript, and compiled this collection. The whole book is written from publishers and famous authors to media people and bookbinders; from discussing topic selection and commissioning manuscripts to publishing books and visiting bookstores. There are many anecdotes and anecdotes among the writers, all of which are cordial and interesting, and the writing becomes interesting. There are many little-known details and anecdotes about the publishing industry. The "presence" descriptions, characteristic comments and interpretations all reflect a publisher's "love for books, love for publishing, and love for culture."

"Language at ease" is a philosophical essay on life written by Alai, which is divided into three volumes. In the first volume of "The Ode of the Earth", the author once again traveled to Tibet, a land that is both familiar and increasingly unfamiliar. His reflections and prospects for the border culture made the author express his emotion that "leaving is a kind of entry and return in a more essential sense." In the second volume "The Beauty of the Names of Plants and Trees", the author's words become softer and more delicate. For the plum orchid and plum blossoms commonly seen on city streets, the author transcends the normal sense of "a corner of life" and evolves the most authentic Zen meaning of life. The third volume, "Reading Notes While Ill", selects several reading notes from the author's illness. The state of illness not only prolongs the time, but also adds a unique philosophical perspective to the articles.

The book is divided into five series: the first series is about remembering ancestors and parents and recalling the little joy of family life in youth. Chapters such as "Reading Three Official Documents of Grandfather Yu", "My Father Tang Yongtong", "Three Letters from My Father to Me" and "Remembering My Mother" are all written in a simple style and with affectionate pen and ink. The second volume recalls the initial questioning of the question "where do people come from" in childhood, and touches on the issue of death prematurely due to the early death of the eldest sister, praying that the lost relatives can regenerate like flowers and plants. Ji San recalled his life-long academic experience, from reading Mr. Qian Mu's "Outline of National History" in middle school, listening to his father reciting "Ode to the South of the Yangtze River" and feeling the sentiments of the scholar's family and country, to being admitted to the preparatory class of Peking University, from the beach to Yanyuan, and becoming associated with Peking University and philosophy throughout his life. The fourth volume explores the concepts of heaven and emperor in traditional Chinese thought, as well as the foundation on which Confucian sages have settled down for generations. The fifth volume commemorates senior scholars such as Fei Ming, Zhou Yiliang, Feng Youlan, etc. It is a picturesque experience.

Mr. Liu Mingjiu's collection of essays includes nostalgia for people, reminiscing about the past, and correspondence with friends. "This Teacher Is a Saint" and "Blues Bian Zhilin" commemorate two senior scholars of the Institute of Foreign Languages, Feng Zhi and Bian Zhilin, and are brilliant chapters in this collection that show their skill. At the beginning of the reform, the academic climate suddenly turned cold. Mr. Liu's "Study on Sartre", which was the first to break through ideological restrictions, not only attracted envious eyes, but was also labeled as a specimen of "spiritual pollution" by conservatives and was banned and destroyed. Bian Zhilin inherited Xu Zhimo's poetic style and became famous in the early years with a poem "Fragment of Chapter". Although he had a history of traveling to the red base areas, he retreated midway. As a result, he was sandwiched between Li Jianwu, Yang Jikang, Luo Dagang and other scholars at the Academy of Social Sciences. The role between the scholar and the veteran cadre is quite awkward; but "the blood of nobles is blue", the celebrity and elegant scholar described by Mr. Liu is indeed outstanding, showing a detached, free and easy personality in his academic career that has been changing for decades.

This book is a self-selected collection of Mr. Ye Tingfang's essays. The main content includes cherishing people and tracing his academic path throughout his life. Mr. Ye grew up in a remote village in western Zhejiang. Unfortunately, he lost an arm and became almost a disabled person in the eyes of the villagers. However, with his stubborn and unyielding personality, he went from the countryside to the city of Quzhou, and then to Peking University and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. His mentors and senior scholars such as Feng Zhi, Zhao Linketi, and Lu Yuan all left a profound mark on his life journey. His sympathetic works have simple language and simple style, which express the innocence of this German literature researcher who came out of the land of western Zhejiang. The introduction of Kafka and Dürrenmatt had a profound impact on the domestic literary world. However, at the beginning of reform and opening up, it took considerable courage and courage to break through the long-term confinement of "leftist" ideological trends.

This collection contains nearly thirty essays by Mr. Wen Jieruo. The book is divided into four volumes. The first volume is "Home and Books", "I'm Afraid of Walking through Goldfish Alley", "My Junior High School Life" and "My Starting Point". It recalls the birthplace of Goldfish Alley in Peiping, his early years of studying at Japanese Elementary School, Sacred Heart School, and Fu Jen Catholic High School for Girls, the bitter memories of the family's loss due to his father's unemployment during the Anti-Japanese War, and his experience in starting his career in Sanlian after graduating from university. The second volume, "Remembering Xiao Qian", "Literary Marriage" and "Warm Memories", describe the 45 years of ups and downs that she and her husband Xiao Qian went through together. The third volume pursues senior teachers and friends such as Ba Jin, Bing Xin, Shen Congwen, and Nie Gannu; "The Later Years of the Master of Kuyuzhai", "Zhou Zuoren and His Children and Grandsons", and "Zhou Zuoren and Tanizaki Junichiro" describe the desolate old man Qiming who fought side by side with Lu Xun during the May Fourth Movement, which helps us understand the other side of this "traitorous scholar". The fourth volume includes two essays on James Joyce's masterpiece "Ulysses".

This book contains forty essays by Mr. Le Daiyun, divided into five series: Part One, "Nostalgia and Nostalgia" and "Dream-like Water God" are cultural talks, exploring nostalgia, nostalgia and water god worship in traditional culture. The second volume, "Dragonfly", "Farewell Hometown, Farewell Mountain City" and "My Choice, My Memories", are of a reminiscence nature, recalling the mischievousness of scaring English teachers with soybean bugs in the early years. The third volume recalls parents, relatives, and the Chinese language teacher in middle school. The chapter "Gide and Zhang Ruoming" recounts Zhang Ruoming, a scholar who studied in France. The fourth collection is reading notes. Among them, several articles written by reading "Shishuo Xinyu" and "A Dream of Red Mansions" talk about the free and easy feelings of celebrities in the Wei and Jin Dynasties who were not burdened by material things and were free and comfortable. The stone at the beginning of "A Dream of Red Mansions" is not only an opportunity for narrative, but also has many implications in terms of expressing the theme and portraying the characters. The several prefaces written for others in the fifth volume are also meaningful and skillful.

In order to let readers understand Hu Shi's habits, ideas and methods in reading and doing knowledge, and thus understand Hu Shi as a person and his thoughts and scholarship through this aspect, we have specially written this book. We adhere to the following principles: 1. Based on Hu Shi's published works; 2. From Hu Shi's articles and speeches, we extracted more than 20 representative articles about studying, scholarship and determination to be a human being; 3. The selected articles should be kept as they are without modification; 4. The selected articles are not in professional academic fields and are suitable for general public readers. Due to the limited editor's level, there are bound to be inappropriate things in the book. Please correct me.

This book starts from some real cases of women, takes delicate and unrefined as two dimensions, and selects a large number of examples to tell female friends what the life of a refined woman and the life of an unrefined woman are like, and how to become a refined woman who is loved by women and loved by men. No matter what kind of woman, even Cinderella, after getting the glass slipper, she can become refined and win the heart of the prince. This book comprehensively guides women to join the ranks of exquisite life from five perspectives: self-awareness, detail creation, creativity, and living alone and with a partner, so that their lives can escape from mediocrity and boringness and become colorful. A woman's wonderfulness needs to be decided by herself, and she needs to work hard to become a better version of herself.

No one and no words can really teach you how to live, because there is no cookie-cutter life. This is not a refreshing chicken soup for the soul, but an interesting book that can make you think about life. Interesting people, interesting experiences, interesting ideas, do you have your shadow in those successes and failures? Really, there is no effort in life that is not beautiful. Maybe, all you had at the beginning was a dream and unfounded self-confidence. But, everything starts from here... May you be brave enough to find a better version of yourself and move towards your dreams!

"In Troubled Times, Poor Times" is a legendary work written over the course of a lifetime by Jiang Shumei, a legendary grandmother who only started to become literate at the age of sixty, got rid of her illiterate status, and started learning to write at the age of seventy. It is a unique civilian history in Chinese history, and the first history of troubled and impoverished China written by grassroots people and ordinary people! The irreproducibility of the text makes this book destined to attract intense attention. The book is divided into three parts: "Chaos Times", "Poverty Times" and "Family People", which tells the story of the "Chaos and Poverty Era" that the author personally experienced over the past hundred years during the Republic of China, the Anti-Japanese War, and after the founding of New China. The language of the whole book is popular and concise, with a strong local flavor. It is very easy to read, each chapter is wonderful and vivid, and each chapter is thrilling!

Taste the flavors of life and see the scenery of the world - the most humane classic prose masterpiece by Mr. Liang Shiqiu, one of the greatest Chinese writers of the 20th century, leading people to discover the fun in ordinary life and savor life among all the phenomena in the world. The author Liang Shiqiu is a great master of Chinese literature in the 20th century. He is a famous Chinese essayist, literary critic, scholar and translator. He is the first authoritative person in China to study Shakespeare. Liang Shiqiu's prose has various themes, exquisite conception, profound connotation, calm style, full of humor between the lines, and a few words that convey the philosophy of life. The works involve feelings about daily life, whether they are ordinary trivial matters or human relationships and principles, they all contain some interest and insight. Reading each chapter, it is humorous, ridiculing but not tactful, joking but not frivolous, well versed in allusions, and fascinating.

This book collects the author's excellent prose works in the past two years. His works have received attention and reprinted by many domestic media. He is a powerful prose writer among the post-80s writers. The writing style is grand, calm, heavy, simple, sonorous and powerful, fully demonstrating the author's talent. Careful thinking, mature writing, and passionate exploration are the main features of this collection of essays.

"Standing in the village we once loved with our lives, the setting sun is golden, and our remembrance begins from the horizon. The four seasons cycle, the sun shines on our village, the land, the fertility, and the warmth of the soil. Time, our village." The author draws an infinitely extending axis of youth. From the poetic article, he can appreciate different emotions and reunite with the old days.

Before the history books turn a new page, and when the second half of the story is about to begin, our imaginations will always be awakened by the chirping of birds, the sound of water, the sound of falling flowers, and the clang of gold and armor clashing suddenly from the gaps in history. The author uses ancient words as a guide, combines poetry and prose, unique perspective, and strange thoughts to open up the marks that have been sealed by time.

Life between heaven and earth is suddenly like a traveler from afar. With the grass growing and dying, I met unexpectedly a kind of pure ancient song. Using modern poetry as a guide, this is a collection of prose that continues with countless twists and turns in poetry.

There is a master who plays the piano very well, playing the piano wherever he goes; there is also a shoemaker with eyes as focused as an engineer, squinting in the sun when he has nothing to do. There are also strange people who can raise golden eagles, say congratulations, and are good at singing flowers. This is the life style of the Uyghur people.

The content of this book covers all aspects of literary theory and creation, including personal profiles of writers, explanations and interpretations of the works of writers from different eras and regions, and analysis and prospects of literary trends and literary phenomena. Different from general literary theory, this book is not as obscure as theoretical works. The language is easy to understand, the explanation is clear and vivid, and it is very artistically appealing. Especially some of the speeches are like chatting and having a heart-to-heart conversation with others, and reading them gives you a feeling of spring breeze.

This book contains 65 works, divided into four series: "New Writings and Recent Essays", "Relatives and Home", "Countryside and Land", and "Travel and Society".

This book discusses various aspects such as career, love and lifestyle, etc., To explore how to do what you like, love the people you love, live the life you want, how to get along with negative emotions such as anxiety, depression, sadness, loneliness, etc., And how to find more positive ways and attitudes to deal with the difficulties and troubles that must be dealt with in the process of growth and life itself. The author's status as a psychological counselor and professionalism make this book full of philosophical speculation and positive psychology. I believe this book can accompany readers to find possibilities and opportunities for growth and change, and to find happiness and joy in their own lives.

If you are an upright and kind-hearted girl, seeing your boyfriend having an affair with a green tea bitch, you wish you could die with your mistress; if you are a pure loveist, adhering to the principle of "better to have sex than to have sex", but you are left speechless by the casual love style of the people around you and the disdainful looks cast by irrelevant people. Yes; if you are a brave and outspoken dreamer, stepping over the bones of reality, holding high the bright moon in your heart, pursuing the fire in your heart, but fearing that you will be alienated; if you want your life to be a little interesting, a little bloody, and a little different; please open this book.

This book collects the author's excellent prose works in the past two years. His works have received attention and reprinted by many domestic media. He is a powerful prose writer among the post-80s writers. The writing style is grand, calm, heavy, simple, sonorous and powerful, fully demonstrating the author's talent. Careful thinking, mature writing, and passionate exploration are the main features of this collection of essays.

This is a drawing depicting an ancient river, with yellow paper and brown pictures and text. When your reading enters the state, you can feel the turbulent bitter water and the sadness that slowly engulfs you in the desolate autumn. The yellow sand and the green grass bank, these ancient artistic beauties have not been ruined to the point of being inappropriate. The mouth is full of nicotine, which is the eyes and heart numbed by words like opium.

The book is divided into five chapters: Love of Things, Nostalgia, God's Words, Wandering Talks, and Traveling to the Countryside. From the fights among animals to paying homage to ancestors in the hometown during the Qingming Festival; to the story of Congwen's tomb nestled on the hillside of Tingtao Mountain in Fenghuang; from talking about the house in "The book has its own golden house, and the book has its own beauty like jade" to remembering the hometown hidden in the lingering roots of the Lingnan foothills... The author's flowing writing takes you into the world of prose.

This book contains short prose carefully written by Ms. Lu Mai. The writing is as fresh as chicken soup for the soul, nourishing the readers' body and mind. It is deeply loved by the majority of middle school students.

This book contains short prose carefully written by Ms. Lu Mai. The writing is as fresh as chicken soup for the soul, nourishing the readers' body and mind. It is deeply loved by the majority of middle school students.

This book contains short prose carefully written by Ms. Lu Mai. The writing is as fresh as chicken soup for the soul, nourishing the readers' body and mind. It is deeply loved by the majority of middle school students.

This book contains short prose carefully written by Ms. Lu Mai. The writing is as fresh as chicken soup for the soul, nourishing the readers' body and mind. It is deeply loved by the majority of middle school students.

This book contains short prose carefully written by Ms. Lu Mai. The writing is as fresh as chicken soup for the soul, nourishing the readers' body and mind. It is deeply loved by the majority of middle school students.

"Life is never too young or too old, everything is just right." It is true that throughout the ages, emperors, generals, and ministers each have their own wonderful scripts and dazzling lines, but we can only grasp the stage at this moment, move our footsteps in our own performance area, recite our words, and closely follow the plot, exactly. Don't think that this is tiring or sad, because you and I, you and him, he and I are all the same. We are all looking forward to the future, breaking away from the past, and working hard in the present. Yes, keep your best self in the best time, neither early nor late, everything is just right.

Zhao Lihong is the vice chairman of the Shanghai Writers Association. This book is a compilation of prefaces and postscripts written by the author for the works of more than a hundred writers across the country from 2002 to the present. The writing is smart and sincere, demonstrating the author's humanistic feelings and literary attainments as a famous poet and essayist. This book can make readers feel that even a short "preface" or "postscript" can have such different meanings. It is a good contribution to readers who love Chinese literature.

This book collects the best short prose works of the writer on local literature, which are fresh and meaningful, giving you a glimpse of the original beauty of writing.

This book is a collection of Xia Shang's interviews, speeches and dialogues. It brings together Xia Shang's dialogues with contemporary writers and critics, his speeches in the media and universities, and interviews with him in the media. There are 13 articles in three series. Through these thirteen articles, the book displays the literary thoughts of Xia and Shang from all aspects, the understanding and views on contemporary literature and its phenomena, the thoughts on one's own literary creation path, etc., Showing everyone a comprehensive Xia and Shang.

This book mainly collects 42 short essays by Mr. Ye Nianlun, a British-Chinese writer and translator. With a unique artistic perspective and a plain approach, he writes about the various life scenes he saw while living in the UK. These social life scenes are very different from those in China. They can be described as "cultural shock" in the eyes of the Chinese. The author's writing style is relaxed and humorous, which makes people think.

This book is an essay on Chinese and Western culture written by Dr. Ruan Wei, who majored in medieval literature at the University of Edinburgh. It is a relatively high-quality, content-rich, and comprehensive comparative essay on Chinese and Western cultures in recent years. All the books are written with skillful hands, holding flowers and picking things up nearby. They talk about the world and people's hearts, and see the rise and fall of civilization. The words are humorous and the writing is brisk, not only profound but also light, quite like Qian Zhongshu's writing style. Talking about the daily life of the West and seeing the rise and fall of civilizations, the book covers European and American politics, economics, academics, etc., With a wide range of fields and a broad vision.

Spring flowers and autumn moon are the most profound and confusing. And time will always inadvertently evoke some long-standing stories, such as youth, love, and the slowly flowing time. At a certain turning moment, it collides with the memory. Listening to the snow in winter, waiting for a snow to warm love, it is extremely romantic. Come to see the flowers in spring, especially the flowers in March are the most beautiful and exciting. Those flowers have turned into fairies. They are so enchanting in red, so mesmerizing in blue, and so green that you can feel the warmth even after time passes. Summer is here, the beauty is beautiful, the cool breeze is blowing, there is not only the clear moonlight night, but also the warmth of slow time. Time passes day by day. On a windy day, watch autumn begin and the fallen leaves fly. Maple leaves arouse emotions, even if they are withered, they are still the most beautiful.

Memory is a shadow that cannot be abandoned, accompanying life as it moves forward. Thoughts start from a bud and pass through the spring of the years. No matter how far the journey to the end of the world is, the low chanting in time has lost its voice in Sumeru. How long does it take for the cocoon in the heart to be soaked in the soft sea of ​​​​heart before it breaks, and once the memories merge into the warmth of the heart, what shines in front of you is a bright sky. When you come from the depths of the years, no one can see the end of the world. We listen to the echo of life. Your beauty has not changed, but your youth has passed away. The red thread wrapped around the heart is dyed with the blood of lovesickness. When the wind at the end of the year sighs against the cold winter, the core of fate is ruthlessly knocked open, and the secret memory of youth can no longer be seen. The breeze blows away the farewell, and the sunshine covers the path, or maybe it has been engraved in the memory, engraved on the cliff that cannot be climbed.

Borrow a flower event to clean the courtyard of a village; borrow a flower event to brighten all eyes; borrow a flower event to let go of the floating clouds on your shoulders; borrow a flower event to let your heart live in seclusion amidst the quiet and grand noise. Live your days into poetry, be close to flowers, plants and trees, be next to the bright moon and clear streams, stay with family and friends, and watch the time singing and moving along the station of the twenty-four solar terms. This is my little wish, and it is also the ideal life that I have been working hard to achieve.

This book is a collection of Zhao Lihong's essays, including classic essays such as "The Sound of Nature in the City", "Walking in Berlin", "Warm Candlelight" and "The Shadow of the Sundial". Zhao Lihong's prose is known for its elegance and is known as the "language of poetry". This book contains the best, most representative and most influential prose essence that he has created since he started writing literature. Many of his articles have won prose awards such as the "Lao She Prose Award" and the "Bing Xin Prose Award". Its beautiful writing style and rich connotation can be called a classic. Reading a book like this is a joy and an enjoyment.

This book is a selection of Xu Zhimo's essays, including the author's prose, poetry, novels and other works. The style is diverse and the content is rich, showing the author's unique talent and temperament. His poems, novels, essays, etc. Are full of spirituality and show his life and thoughts to the world.

This book is a comprehensive review of Liang Shuming's research on religion, morality and life issues. It was compiled and reviewed by Mr. Liang Peikuan, Mr. Liang Shuming's philosophical heir. "Three Directions of Life" is the result of Mr. Liang Shuming's practice and his final thinking on life issues. He made a thorough analysis of the nature of life, put forward the problems that everyone must face, and conducted a comprehensive analysis of the world's attitude towards problems, which was insightful and pointed out everything in the world. Mr. Liang systematically described his chosen outlook on life: live in the present and follow your intuition. This is a conclusion drawn from and fed back by Confucianism. It is also a reminder of the panic-stricken life of Chinese people today.